Dr. Remigio Cabrera-Trujillo

Visiting Professor
Department of Physics

University of Florida

Research Professor

My research interests include several topics:
 

• Time-dependent processes in AMO physics.
• Atomic and Molecular collisions. Particular interest is in the direct and charge transfer differential cross section which are required in the analysis of energy deposition. For that end I am using the Electron-Nuclear Dynamic formalism (END) developed by our group.
• Theoretical studies of energy deposition in materials by swift ions. This includes studies of dipole and generalized oscillator strength distributions, which are necessary for the determination of the mean excitation energy I_o in the Bethe theory.
• Time-dependent photon emission at the collision time.
• Bond breaking and bond making in molecular reactions with applications to dosimetry and radiotheraphy.

As part of my activities I also maintain the END group web page where all the details of what we do is described.

In my spare time (if that concept makes sense and exist!) I enjoy amateur Astronomy and particularly Telescope Making.
If you are interested in it, please go to my personal web page